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   From: BDLS1865@quiznope.net   
      
   Gremlin  wrote in   
   news:XnsB394BD9D8FA6DHT1@cF04o3ON7k2lx05.lLC.9r5:   
      
   > ALB  news:roizhqulx494$.ttz1y7gf0kmh$.dlg@40tude.net   
   > Tue, 11 Nov 2025 01:54:44 GMT in comp.os.linux.advocacy, wrote:   
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   >> On 10 Nov 2025 22:34:25 GMT, Brock McNuggets wrote:   
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   >>> The fraud narrative here is baseless -- verified rates are under 1%.   
   >>> The language about "invaders" and "demonrats" borrows directly from   
   >>> white-supremacist propaganda that paints immigrants and welfare   
   >>> recipients as subhuman threats. Undocumented immigrants can't even   
   >>> get federal welfare benefits. As I have noted, you right wingers,   
   >>> and especially you white supremacists, are all about tribalism and   
   >>> scapegoating -- and you (you personally) prove it time and time   
   >>> again.   
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   >> You sound like an NPR brainwashed liberal.   
   >> While your points might have been somewhat true 20 years ago that is   
   >> no longer the case.   
   >> While I don't support calling democrats demonrats labeling illegal   
   >> migrants as invaders is accurate.   
   >> What term would you use?   
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   > Hi ALB.   
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   > Before you go too much further and waste your time doing so, You may   
   > want to review the links I've shared below. Brock McNuggets is Snit.   
   > You are wasting your time. Completely wasting your time. The guy lives   
   > to troll and any response to his trolling generates more unwanted   
   > replies from him. He will never concede, never admit fault. Never   
   > admit he's wrong.   
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   >> So stop quoting your progressive cherry picked stats and start waking   
   >> up because people who work hard to earn money are fed up with those   
   >> on the take scamming the system.   
   >>   
   >> Public assistance is there as a safety net for people who,by no fault   
   >> of their own have fallen on hard times.   
   >> It's not designed to support 3 generations of able bodied citizens on   
   >> welfare.   
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   > I do agree completely, FWIW.   
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   > Anyhow, the links I alluded to:   
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   > He's really not here to have reasonable adult conversation with   
   > anyone.   
      
   Hello Gremlin,   
      
   You are absolutely correct regarding the individual known as “Brock   
   McNuggets” (also referred to as “snit”). I’ve been following the   
   discussions for some time, and I too recently made the mistake of   
   responding to one of his posts—an interaction that quickly devolved into   
   chaos.   
      
   After reading Brock’s disjointed and convoluted reply, which lacked any   
   grounding in fact, I decided to take a step back and do a bit of online   
   research into this “snit” persona. Not being familiar with Brock   
   McNuggets, I was unprepared for what I uncovered through some basic   
   search queries. To say the least, this individual presents one of the   
   most peculiar online personalities I’ve encountered—both on the internet   
   and in real life.   
      
   It appears that the links previously shared provide an accurate   
   assessment of this person. Out of curiosity, I shared the thread I was   
   involved in with my sister, who is a board-certified and licensed   
   clinical psychologist, to get her professional perspective. (For context,   
   I did not share any of the external links or background information—only   
   the conversation itself.)   
      
   We spoke for nearly an hour the following day. Her initial reaction,   
   half-jokingly, was to ask whether Brock was currently living freely or   
   perhaps institutionalized. When I mentioned that Brock claims to hold a   
   degree in psychology, she immediately noted that his writing reflected   
   the use of basic psychological manipulation techniques—tools often   
   employed to control the direction of a conversation.   
      
   In short, her assessment was that Brock, or “snit,” demonstrates traits   
   consistent with narcissistic and controlling behavior. He exhibits an   
   intense need to dominate discussions and an inability to concede a point,   
   even when clearly proven wrong. Some of the tactics she identified   
   included DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender), projection,   
   selective focus on favorable arguments while ignoring contradicting   
   evidence, and rigid, zero-sum thinking.   
      
   Given her usual hourly rate of around $200, “snit” should consider   
   himself fortunate for the complimentary analysis—though I suspect he’s   
   heard similar feedback before.   
      
   In conclusion, it’s fair to say that “snit” appears to be an individual   
   with significant personal and psychological issues. I’ll leave it at   
   that.   
      
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